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Fighting the impacts of climate change can be as simple as planting native plants.

From Change.org Petition Stop Criminalizing Homelessness in San Diego Further It is very short-sighted and unconscionable to pass the ordinance proposed jointly by Councilmember Whitburn and Mayor Gloria as it currently stands. The proposed ordinance proves to be uncertain in its efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of San Diego’s homeless population as it…

CJ Selecta, a Brazil-based soy protein concentrate (SPC) producer and a subsidiary of South Korea-based CJ CheilJedang, announced that it would no longer purchase any soybeans from the Amazon rainforest starting this year.

Completely moving away from purchasing soybeans from the Amazon as part of its Seed Project to preserve the environment UBERLÂNDIA, Brazil and SEOUL, South Korea, April 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/

Chefs for Farmers popular food and wine festival returns for 11th year Nov. 3-6 with proceeds benefiting The Seed Foundation.

According to Project organiser Edwina Guckian “an important part of Sowing the Seed Project, that we’ve yet only briefly touched on, is hearing our ...

The Seed Project provides programs with a student-athlete model of education. It looks to give its participants the tools to become leaders.

62 organizations, groups and experts endorse the coalition and its values

Ecuador: Ministry of Agriculture began the delivery of seeds, inputs and subsidized fertilizers

The native plant nonprofit has doubled in size and is ramping up its community partnerships and events.